Linus27 Posted Saturday at 00:39 Posted Saturday at 00:39 On 11/03/2025 at 08:20, dave_bass5 said: No problem, and good luck. Might take a a while to adjust to them and find the right pair (i couldn’t get on at all with the KZ stuff), but once you do it’s like a lightbulb moment. Just an update from me. Tried out the Behringer P2 and the KZ ZS10 Pro headphones tonight at a local gig and they worked an absolute treat. I didn't mess around with the mix but just settled with the FOH mix so not perfect for what my preference would be but good enough that I played a bunch of songs no problem. I miss the ambient sound from on stage and the raw energy of a live stage sound but I also liked the clarity and quietness of wearing the headphones. Overall, a great success and not a bad £70 spent on a basic setup. The headphones were really comfortable out of the box as well which I wasn't expecting. 3 Quote
mcnach Posted Saturday at 11:18 Posted Saturday at 11:18 Has anybody tried one of those little lavalier mics, so that one can use it to hear other people -but with the ability to switch it on/off at will-? Quote
warwickhunt Posted Saturday at 12:08 Posted Saturday at 12:08 47 minutes ago, mcnach said: Has anybody tried one of those little lavalier mics, so that one can use it to hear other people -but with the ability to switch it on/off at will-? You can buy a footswitch that when depressed cuts the vocal mic to FOH but can still transmit to all/any IE. Not sure what you call them but our band leader had one; he could step on the switch mid song and let us know if we were going to change next song etc. Quote
EBS_freak Posted Saturday at 18:52 Author Posted Saturday at 18:52 6 hours ago, warwickhunt said: You can buy a footswitch that when depressed cuts the vocal mic to FOH but can still transmit to all/any IE. Not sure what you call them but our band leader had one; he could step on the switch mid song and let us know if we were going to change next song etc. Talkback mic/MD mic/God mic Switch is usually a A B switch to 2 channels on the desk, (1 to front of house, 2nd to aux feeds only) or a MIDI switch which effectively kills foh but being pre fader allows the signal to still pass to the auxes. 2 channels is nice as it allows you to have 2 different levels for when the MD is singing vs louder for instruction. Quote
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